Discover the wonders of our natural and cultural worlds through captivating exhibits like our renowned Dino Hall, ancient artifacts, blooming nature gardens, interactive learning labs, and more. Get news, stories, and videos that showcase the spectacular diversity of …

Plan your visit to the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles. Get tickets for admission, exhibits, butterfly and spider pavilion, shows and tours.

Discover exhibitions on dinosaurs, Los Angeles, history, culture, nature gardens, gems and minerals, animals, mammals, butterflies, spiders and insects.

See Museum Free Hours and Admission. For assistance with reservations, call 213.763.3466 or email [email protected] . Explore special rates and packages for groups on our Group Visits page.

Experience the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles. Explore exhibitions, programs, tours and events for families and visitors.

L.A. County residents receive free Museum Admission 3-5 pm Monday through Friday. Additional tickets must be purchased to see special exhibitions, Butterfly and Spider Pavilion, 3D Theater, and other special ticketed experiences.

The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHM) is situated on land that served as an agricultural fairground from 1872 until 1910. In the 1890s, a local attorney and Sunday school teacher, William Miller Bowen, became increasingly alarmed by the growing numbers of saloons, gambling events, and other vices that existed in the park.

Walk on the weird side and see silly skeletons in their natural habitat in the Skeleton Stroll. Celebrate spooky season with the festively fiendish animal denizens of the Deadwood Forest . Survey the skeletal symphonies performed by the flourishing flora and boney inhabitants of Hauntington Gardens .

3724 Bill Robertson Ln, Los Angeles, CA 90037 The NHM Car Park is open from 9:15 am–6 pm and located on Bill Robertson Lane, just south of Exposition Boulevard. Ins and outs parking is not available.

Explore how people, place, and possibility helped create Los Angeles. Whether you’ve lived in L.A. for your entire life, or are visiting for the first time, Becoming Los Angeles, in the Kevin Sharer Hall, is full of artifacts and stories that will surprise you.